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William Murrell
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Any Property Management Recommendations for Wilmington/ Leland?

William Murrell
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  • Investor
  • Wilmington, NC
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Good afternoon!  I wanted to reach out and see if anyone has a good recommendation for a property management company that services Wilmington, NC and the surrounding area.  I was with Intracoastal for years until one of their contractors destroyed a rental of mine,  and then I switched to Network hoping for better service.  However, they are not doing a good job marketing the properties and finding tenants.  I've had two houses in good areas sit vacant for coming up on three months (that previously rented without fail) and the only real prospects they've presented was 1) someone actively going bankrupt for the third time and 2) someone who had terrible credit, no social security number, and didn't meet the income requirements.  I also was not terribly thrilled to find that they had spent about a month trying to list the houses for rent without pictures in the listing.  I've been renting these properties for years, and I've never seen this large of a vacancy and this little interest.

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